Matt
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David Douthitt
Sent: Friday, 9 November 2001 1:01 AM
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Subject: Re: [Leaf-user] PPP server without proxy arp
Matthew Pozzi wrote:
> Now the flip side, if you do get it going pleas
Definitely the pcnet32 for the AMD chipset, have done several of these and
its working well.
Only that I got 400MB HDD's, bugger, too far away from the action.
Matt
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Charlier
Sent: Saturday, 10 Nove
Works like a treat, have been doing it for some time, running DNS2GO and svi
network ipfilter reload as well in ip-up, my address is dynamic and changes
often and it works very well, reboots as well. Give it a try.
Matt
example follows
# Main Script starts here
run-parts /etc/ppp/ip-up.d
svi n
Matt,
Have done this on Eigerstein, the mgetty.lrp was a bit tricky to find, but
ppp was suitable as it was on the version of Eiger I had, it works
wonderfully. Email me offline for mgetty if you want it, I would see no
reason why it will not work on most distributions.
Matthew
> Actually, the
A while ago I saw a HOWTO on implementing IPSEC on LRP with 4 different
scenario's, may have been on Jacques' web site on sourceforge.
Now I cannot find it for the life of me, there is plenty of other
documentation around but it was the easiest read. I have IPSEC up and going
sort of, but I want
This is it, thanks to all who answered!
Wonderful work guys and girls. Lynn's howto with Chad's windows setup info
makes a great combo.
IPSEC Its working!!
Thanks heaps,
Matt
> > I think the doc you are talking about is this ipsec howto, courtesy of
> > Lynn Avants, which describes four differ
As the subject says, I am attempting to get a USB Speedtouch DSL modem on
Dachstein, and ignorance is getting in the way. I have usbcore and usb-uhci
loading from the speedtch.lrp module that Jacques has on his Bering pages.
Having loaded speedtch.lrp I cannot find any binary for the modem, or a
m
Well the only thing that looks like stopping both Dachstein and Bering is
the compilation of CONFIG_USB_DEVICEFS into the kernel. This allows usbdevfs
support.
Jacques pointed this out on Aug 23 and I learnt this the hard way. He points
this out in his email but I found this after the fact while
Markus, did you get an answer on this one? I have done this, but have not
got recent experience with it. I can let one of my friends know about this,
he managed to box after I changed it, and he can answer it very well. It is
not a very hard thing to do from memory, even I did it!
We ran a netjet
Could someone please help me here, I have upgraded to Dachstein v1.02 and
would like to run pppd for a dialin service.
However I have the following message coming back at me when I try to run
# /usr/sbin/pppd
ioctl(TIOCSETD(PPP)): Invalid argument(22)
/usr/sbin/pppd: This system lacks kernel supp
Sorry for lowering the signal to noise ratio, some thought on my part
pointed to the wrong modules being loaded, and sure enough they were.
So if you get messages about your kernel not having support for kernel mode
ppp, then believe it and try the other ppp.o module that gives you non
kernel ppp.
As was recently said by someone else (Jeff?)you do NOT need to use either an
IRQ or a memory address. The cards should be set to have PNP turned off,
define an IRQ and memory range using the 3c5x9cfg.com file found on disk 2
of the 3COM utilities floppies. Then just specify 3c509 in your modules.c
KP and Brock, I too have been looking at this, now my suggestion is to look
firstly at a ping check of a single packet to the dynamic dns name of the
far end, if it is different to what you either thought it was last time, or
different to what ipsec eroute thinks the far end is, tear it down and
re
Thanks heaps Jacques I will test this, but can you check that the
speedtch.lrp you have made available is the right one? I have downloaded it
and there is no /etc/ppp/peers/adsl script in the package and there is a
/etc/speedtouch.conf file.
Matt
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Jacques, so far so good. I have followed the instructions on
http://leaf.sourceforge.net/devel/jnilo/manpages/SpeedTouch-HOWTO-en.html
and so far I have got to the stage of the ADSL line synching up and telling
me I have 512Kb down and 128 Kb upstream. Now it tries to start pppd but as
I do not ha
I am running Bering 1.2 with PPPOA and as such need to define another ppp
device in network/interfaces. Coupled with are the mods to make the ppp
server work. Can anyone advise if they have this going as yet? I have done
it on Eiger and Dachstein but this is quite different.
Thanks
Matt
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In an attempt to setup a dial in server with my Bering 1.2 box I need to add
a dynamic ppp1 for the dial in modem.
ppp0 is used by the PPPOA connection on my USB speedtouch modem and it gets
a bit upset when the machine trys to use ppp without a second ppp device
defined properly.
I have mgetty a
Jacques well done, Linux is like the hare, Micro$oft is a turtle (dead rat
actually IMHO).
May I please ask how to create another ppp device in Bering 1.2, I have ppp0
in my interfaces for PPPOA, I need to create a ppp1 for dialin, I have been
able to do a little something, but cannot see it in ip
I have a Bering 1.2 setup using pppoa which uses ppp0 as its external
device.
I would dearly like to have a ppp1 and ppp2 device for dialin and other
tasks, can someone (Jacques?) please help. I have declared interfaces like
this
auto ppp0
iface ppp0 inet ppp
pre-up mount none /proc/bus/usb -
I have a Bering 1.2 firewall with pppoa on a alcatel speedtouch USB modem.
Now I am trying to set this up as a dial in ppp server as well, problem is I
suspect pppd is no good for this.
My reasoning is this, if I try to invoke it from mgetty all I get is this:
Oct 5 21:53:20 firewall pppd[21234]
A dumb question as the topic suggests, why am I getting this when using vi
or even when trying to start minicom.
It is clearly a terminal emulation issue, but where is it fixed? Am I
missing a file somewhere?
Terminal entry not found in terminfo
'vt100' not known. Available builtin terminals are:
Alex can you please share how you get public key acess to your LEAF
firewall, I am interested in doing this to expand my knowledge of ssh and
shared key management plus making my access to it easier I am getting sick
of password acess.
Regards,
Matt
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> Alex Rhomberg wr
Thanks Alex will try it out tomorrow. Off to bed, very tired.
Qudos to all who make this possible and yourself for sharing it with others!
Regards,
Matthew
Australia
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Sent: Wednesday, 8 October 200
Dmitri, I have exactly the same as you and my WL200 is working fine. Hostap
is included as I remember with bering or at least is available for it. I
have only ever managed to talk to it once when I hade the other WL200
running in W2K (wash my mouth out) but when I destroyed this motherboard and
ins
I am in the final stages of getting my firewall to answer a dial in pppd
connection using a 33K modem. I have found that the pppd supplied with
Bering will not answer the call as far as I can tell.
I replaced the pppd that was working under a pppoa setup on a USB alcatel
modem with another, that w
Dear list listeners,
I am tearing my hair out trying to get this to work, so I am humbly seeking
advice on how to get Bering 1.2, with pppoe on the internet side, to accept
a dial in using ppp again on the internal side of this connection.
The good news is that the dial in will receive and accep
Has anyone had an luck in running the updated version of hostap on Bering?
I have it runnign here at version 0.2 and its great apart from it cacking
out with large sustained local tranfers at full ethernet speed. Anything
like 20MB or more, but I strongly suspect the WL200 firmware more than
hosta
I have setup a new bering box where I have connected eth2 to a "DMZ" which
is in fact a real DMZ accessed from another leaf box with real public
addresses. This new leaf machine has ADSL on it with a single external
public address, the older one is on 128kbit ISDN and has a public subnet
allocated
On slashdot
http://slashdot.org/articles/04/04/14/183.shtml?tid=126&tid=172&tid=185&;
tid=95 is a utility (knock) that would prove very handy for Leaf users to
obsfucate their firewall even a bit more than usual. By careful sequencing
of a series of prts and protocols a hole can be made to open
There is no ipsec.o module in Dachstein for IPSEC. I have a pair of boxes
with an IPSEC VPN between them on static ip's and its all in the
configuration of IPSEC, that is the secret.
Read the howto's and look at the freeswan site if its still around. We need
a bit more than just "to get the work V
You are quite correct that anything prism 2/2.5 and maybe 3 based will work,
and I have quite easily got a WL200 Prism 2 card to work as an access point
in my leaf machine.
Look at the Hostap archives, there is specifcally information on the DWL
520-Rev E card, I have seen it there. Partial succes
1. Yes, Linksys WPC11 if you can still get it, not sure of the other
manufacturers.
2. No to 11G, OK only to 11B with hostap
3. Not sure, ask the uClibC gang about the hostap.o module from bering 1.2,
if it works, as I said in my earlier post, I have not yet tried. I have to
get openvpn working f
Please pardon my ignorance but I have Bering uclibc 2 running hostap but I
do not have the wep or crypt modules to load. Where may I find the latest
version of hostap in an lrp module with all of these features.
I would like to do WEP or WPA, WDS and of course run it as an AP.
With thanks,
Matt
Fairly common afaik, I have always had this with SANDISC CF's and it will
also be logged when writing to them as part of the backup, seems to do
notning. I suspeect it something to do with thr IDE implemantation in th CF
cards per se.
Matt
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A good place to start is here
http://leaf-project.org/doc/howto/pppserver.html
I did this under Dachstein and it worked, also under Bering 1. I am about to
do under 2.2 like you so maybe we ciould share experience.
I know under Bering 1.x the major issue I had was with Shorewall, not so
much trou
I would dearly love to confirm my dial in setup which I will be trying to
get to work again in the next week or so. To this end would it be possible
to get a copy of your mgetty.lrp, ppp.lrp, network config and shorewall.lrp?
These will tell me all I need to know please, pretty please?
Regards,
M
Tried it in Opera and it came back with an Order Status page asking for
order Number!
I use Bering uclibc 2.2 and Squid 2.5 stable ymmv, sorry I cannot be more
helpful. Ask away of you like!
Regards,
Matt
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Could someone please advise me on how to add a dynamic ppp1 to my lovely
uClibc bering firewall in the network section.
I have tried it several times before but got ppp0 and ppp1 swapped over
(because of me) which confused shorewall somewhat, me even more than ever.
I would like it to be availabl
Well here is one to ask about!
My uclibc router has been playing up of late, its loosing its networking. So
much so that an svi networking restart comes up with no IP addresses. Ifdown
then ifup of the individual interfaces will work.
The DSL connection will come up but it will show the output th
Arne, one thing I like best about Leaf is this userlist! Leaf is great too.
Its uclibc 2.2 btw.
Yes to syslog and kogd running they are there. Its is strange, I was going
to do some raidn gon loggin to decipher these conf files and understand just
what was happening in there.
The networking has
Pardon my ignorance if it is shown but doesn't Hostap require a prism2 based
card? Is your DWL card such a beast? If not I do not like your chances. I
have an old WL200 doing just what you want to do and its working well with
this setup, pcmcia and hostap on Bering Uclibc 2.0 (I think!)
Best of
Try and mount them as
mount -t msdos /dev/hda1 /mnt or something like that.
Matt
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To: leaf-user@lists.sourceforge.net
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I run squid on my Leaf box in a transaprent proxy config with shorewall
trapping all port 80 outbound traffic.
There exists an issue with IIS (surprisingly) in that it does not play
properly with proxy servers like squid. It can return a NTLM
authentication request and squid as of 2.5STABLE5 does
Eric, many thanks I believe it is this one
http://devel.squid-cache.org/cgi-bin/diff2/pinning.patch?s2_5
Happy days, time to block all those nasty doubleclick advertisements,
MSN during school weeks, runescape and a host of other things unless
their marks pick up markedly!!
I will have to get a
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